Heyo! Long time no see! Well, I don't know if I am qualified since I am not an artist (more of a writer), but if you want to hear feedback from me, I will gladly do it.

Hey hey ^^ Go right ahead! Any feedback is lovely

Well happy new year to you as well.
I don’t really have any critiques. Simply as your work is already astounding and gorgeous with every piece.
Keep making the things that make you happy~

You got it, Dulce! Gladly ;w;
Thank you so much, that's very kind of you <3 Hope you've been doing well!

Happy New Year! I'm a writer and definitely not an artist, so take my opinion with a grain of salt. I adore your art; you do GREAT chimera and TF pieces! The tiniest nitpick I can offer is that your proportions are always pretty realistic. I'm a glutton for size, and I always think that bigger is better! Maybe dabbling in minor hyper for the naughty bits (udders or teats, breasts, cocks) could draw in a new crowd! But please know that I adore your stuff and I know not everyone likes giant sizes! Thanks!

Thank you so much!! That means a lot to hear <3
Oohh, great critique, thank you! I come from a background of realism, so I don't often consider pushing proportions, unless it was something a client asked me for specifically. While it's not a particular interest (or disinterest, equally) of mine, I always like to consider flexing new artistic muscles, so I'll keep it in mind :D

You have a very pleasing-to-the-eye artstyle and are very flexible with what you draw. Even when the subject matter is not something I personally enjoy, I still love the way you portray stuff in your art. You've been improving over time but in a more subtle way that I can't exactly describe instead of in sudden bursts; if I compare the pieces you did several years ago to what you've done recently for example, I've noticed that your art is slightly cleaner, your posing is more dynamic, etc. and it comes off as a natural evolution to your style without making your older work feel "lesser" in the process, if that makes any sense.

You're doing a great job and it's always fun seeing what you draw next.

Gahh, Deiser, thank you so much... That's such a huge confidence boost, and I can look at my work and see what you see when you're describe it that way. I think this one's gonna stick with me for a while.
So glad you've been enjoying things! ♥

Your art is amazing.

Thank you ;w;

Welcome

Gonna start out with that your work is amazing and I can't draw anywhere near as well as you ^^ I own some of the patreon TF journals are some of your favourite works.

If I had any critiques it would be that in my opinion some of the journals the TF is abrupt between the third and fourth panels on the overviews.

Ahhh thank you so much, I'm so happy to hear it ^^

That's a great critique, thank you! I'll definitely keep it in mind, and try a few new things to make the final transition smoother. :D

It's tough to offer a constructive critique to you. Since I've been watching you years ago your art was always stellar.

Your art style has gotten a little softer lately, and I think it really suits you!

Thank you Lil, it's nice to hear from you!! That means a lot! ;w;
Drawing softer feels a lot more natural now. Don't know how it happened, but something I admired slowly turned into something that started happening. Ahah, either way, it's very validating to hear that <3

One thing I enjoy about the art you share here is that it usually has a strong sense that the transformee is reaching a state of completion and fulfillment the process.
a lot of TF art I see shows people being diminished by their transformation. It is a genre full of art where a person is made to suffer by their transformation and left helpless and distressed. Just as often they are possessed, overwritten or erased completely by their transformation.
I want to see transformation as a rebirth into beauty and happiness, and the art we see here fulfils that. It's a good feeling and I thank you for it.

As well as that, transformation is a genre of invention and of creating new shapes as transformees shift from their old bodies to new ones and I think you do a fantastic job at imagining those shapes and posing those transitional bodies as they make their transformative journey. It's a true skill and it's great to see you execute it so well. You hold yourself to such a high artistic standard, and that is always a very positive experience for we lucky viewers.

So, only praise for my feedback to you. Thank you for sharing this public display of your artworks. They are uplifting and bring me happiness.

this all of this. I look for TF that makes you More (of) Yourself, not Less.

Thank you so much for the kind words ;w; It really means a lot to hear. Especially because what you highlighted are the parts of TF I'm most passionate about, visually or conceptionally. It's validating to hear that my interests are strong points. ♥

I used to try a 50/50 split of fulfilling vs unwilling, but as time went on, I really discovered how much more I enjoyed the former... I'm SO happy to hear you feel the same!! My #1 favourite subject is having the character becoming a form of their 'true self', whether or not they realize it at first. That, and ones where the character is reserved or startled, but begins to revel in it. I love the mood shift for the better, hehe.

Aha, that all said, thank you again! I'll keep these words close to my heart!

Hoping you're having a great new year!
Your art is an inspiration. I say you do you, and make sure you're having fun!

You got it, boss ;w; o7

And likewise! Here's to a good 2025 ^^

I'm not sure how to word this so if it's unclear apologies and I'm more than ok trying to clarify

But in some specific scenarios, there can be some pretty big same-face syndrome. Mainly with mid-TFs when muzzles are barely forming on the face, and it lacks any trait of the animal--but it kind of overwrites the defining facial features of the person before. There can also be some same face syndrome with similar species (foxes & wolves, different kinds of felines, etc). It's not that big of a deal with colored images, but with black & white stuff it tends to be a lot harder to tell some characters and sequences apart from one another since there's not as many defining traits.

I hope that was clear, like I said it's a super specific thing and it's kinda hard to describe ^.^'

That makes sense, thank you very much! I think if I'm understanding correctly, I just need a bit more practice with keeping the character's facial features somewhat more intact during the early stages of TF, so the unique features are more apparent, and as a second point, seeing how I can differentiate more between similar species ^^
The latter is an interesting one, as I have a lot of experience with drawing animals realistically, and have no problem with that there... But stylizing them while keeping them distinct isn't something I've even considered. Could be fun to try different ways of doing things like ears and such :D

Thanks for the help, I really appreciate it!! ♥

I can't think of any critiques right now, and you're overall a better artist than I am, so I'm not sure what I could say.

Your art and shading is lovely, but you stick to very conventionally attraxtive young people for before forms and that always makes me sad. I never see anyone with a wrinkle, or anyone my size. Very few people with round baby faces or rocky hard faces or little beady faces.